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Elect Arthur Kaplan As Temple Emanuel President Arthur Kaplan was elected pres ident of Temple Emanuel at the 34th Annual Meeting of the Tem ple held on May 17 and was in THE ONLY ANGLO-JEWISH WEEKLY IN R. I. AND SOUTHEAST MASS. stalled by Rabbi Eli A. Bohnen. Other officers who were elected VOL. XLIII, No. 11 FRIDAY, MAY 22, 1959 16 PAGES and installed were Max Alperin, ------,------~-- Daniel Jacobs and Jacob S. Tem- kin, vice-presidents; Martin M. Anti-Semitism Still Renominate Henry Hassenfeld Zucker, recording secretary; How ard E. Schneider, financial secre P t I G As GJC Head -For Fifth Term tary and Leo H. Rosen, treasurer. resen n ermany Henry J. Hassenfeld has been Morris Schussheim, Herman N. Board members who were elected NEW YORK _ A "few Nazi- renominated for a fifth term as Silverman, Milton $tanzler, Joe are Harry Albert, Benjamin Brier, minded bullies" harass Jews in president of the General Jewish Thaler and Jack Westerman. Bertram Brown, Archie Chaset, Germany today, while the major Committee of Providence. l:!erving on the nominating com Lester Cohen, Nat C. Cohen, Na ity of Germans look on with indif Leonard Y. Goldman, chairman mittee with Mr. Goldman are Alter than Curland, Hyman Cotton, ference, Look Magazine reported of the nominating committee, said Boyman, Mrs. Julius Irving, Sol Archie Fain, Irving I. Fain, Louis last week. Mr. Hassenfeld, Rhode Island civic Koffler, Joseph W. Ress, Norman Fain, Hyman Fishbein, Maurice Despite a flurry of -anti-Semitic leader and industrialist, was re Tilles, Cyril Berkelhammer, Ben Fox, David Friedman, Burton Fin incidents including desecration of nominated for a fifth term in jamin W. Grossman and Dr. Car berg, · Samuel Garr, Leonard Y. Jewish synagogues and cemeteries, recognition of "his outstanding roll M . Silver. Goldman, Abraham E. Goldstein, "a new wave of anti-Semitism is service for the past four years as Members of the board of direc Adrian Goldstein, Simon S. Green Arthur Kaplan not sweeping Germany," the mag head of the GJC and for his un tors for a term ending in 1960 are berg, Alfred H. Gilstein, Henry Hassenfeld, Harold W. Kahn, azine commented. selfish devotion to the numerous Bertram L. Bernhardt, Dr. Nathan congregation as financial secre The Look article presents a de J ewish causes down through the A. Bolotow, Dr. Philip Dorenbaum, Sherwin J. Kapstein, Sol Koffler, Judge Frank Licht, Jacob Licht, tary from jts early beginnings, was tailed report on the anti-Semitism years." A. Archie Finkelstein, Samuel Samuel Malkin, David Meyers, similarly honored. encountered by one Jewish family Annual Meeting Friedman, Arthur · S. Galkin, The nominating committee con The nomination of Mr. Hassen Louis B. Rubinstein, Clarence in a small town near Frankfurt Abraham E. Goldstein, Max L. sisted of Samuel Rosen, chairman; and draws the following conclu feld and other officers for the Schneider, Edwin Soforenko, Her Grant, Louis Handwerger, Merrill man Swartz, Louis J . Temkin, Harry Albert, Benjamin Brier, Irv sions: year 1959-60 will be presented for Hassenfeld, Harry Leach, Joseph ing I . Fain, David Friedman, Jo - 1 - The presence of many Nazi election at the GJC annual meet Irving Wattman, and Harold K. Levy, Simon S. Lessler, Mrs. Weiner. - seph W. Ress, Clarence Schneider, holdovers in local and state gov ing on June 8 at the Sheraton David Meyers, Julius C. Michael Edwin Soforenko, and Julius Biltmore _Hotel. ernments, in the courts and in son, Ernest Nathan, Benton The nominating committee pre Zucker. schools, helps sustain the indiffer Other officers renominated are Odessa, Lawrence A. Paley, Albert sented a motion which was passed The Annual Meeting and Dinner ence of Germans to anti-Semitism. Irving J . Fain, Sidney A . Kane, Pilavin, Harold Ratush, Israel by the congregation to name the were arranged by a committee 2' - Schools, churches and other Arthur Kaplan, Judge Frank Licht Resnick, Max J. Richter, Norman retiring officers as honorary offi which included Daniel Jacobs, institt:~ions are not telling German and Joseph W. Ress, vice presi Robinson, Samuel Salmanson, Na cers i:1 the positions held by them. chairman; Benjamin Brier, Morris The list of honorary officers of youth about the Hitler period. dents; Sidney L. Rabinowitz, sec than Samors, Sol J . Schiff, Joseph Bromberg, Mrs. Lester Emers, Mrs. the congregation includes Judge 3 - The anti-Semitic flurry has retary, and Samuel Rapaporte, Jr., Schlossberg, James Siegal, Edwin Alfred Fain, Irving I. Fain, Burton lit a fire under the federal govern treasurer. s. Soforenko, William D. Strong, Philip C. Joslin, Samuel Rosen and Herman J . Aisenberg, honor Finberg, Adrian Goldstein, Simon ment and instructions have gone Archibald Silverman and Alvin Walte1; I. Sundlun, Charles Swartz, S. Greenberg, Harold W. Kahn, ary presidents; Samuel M. Magid, out to crack down hard on of A. Sopkin are honorary presidents. Mrs. Henry W. Markoff, Herman (Continued on Page 7) Morris Espo and Alexander Rump fenders. Joseph Galkin is executive director. C. Selya, Clarence Schneider, How ler, honorary vice-presidents and 4 - There is increasing grum Nominated to the board of direc ard E. Schneider, Mrs. Ann Wexler, CAMPAIGN WORKERS Ernest Blazar, honorary financial bling about being "taxed for the tors for a three year term, expiring Martin M. Zucker, Rabbi Eli A. TO MEET ON MONDAY Jews" as the result of German in 1962, are Fred Abrams, Herman secretary. Bohnen, and Hermari J. Aisenberg, compensation to Jewish individu Morton Smith, chairman of The honorary board members J. Aisenberg, Ben R. Albert, Irving the membership campaign of ex-officio. als and Israel. Baker, Dr. Ilie Berger, Max Ber are Herman Bernstein, Louis Hur the Jewish Home for the Aged, witz, Mrs. Philip C. Joslin, Edward 5_- Jews in big cities have little man, Bo Bernstein, Alter Boyman, has announced that the first trouble but refrain from social Rabbi William G. Braude, Rabbi Kossove, Abraham H. Rotman, and Smash Secret N'azi Gang meeting of captains and work Benjamin I. Sass. contact with Germans. Until the Abraham Chill, Martin I. Dittel ers for the campaign will be recent trouble, several hundred man, Arthur Einstein, Archie Fain, held at the Home on Monday As a token of its esteem the con Of High School Students Jews had been returning to Ger Charles J. Fox, Dr. David Freed at 8 P. M. Cards will- be dis gregation presented an inscribed many every month for the past man, Louis Garfinkel, James Gold tributed at this meeting. Kiddush Cup to Mr .. Aisenberg. - WAYNE, N . J .-A secret student two years. man, Lewis M. Goldstein, Albert I . Mr. Smith · said that the en Bibles bound in silver, were pre society calling itself "The Nazi 6 - A real threat of anti-Semit Gordon, Burleigh Greenberg, Stan thusiasm of the 53 captains sented to Morris Espo a11d Alex Regime of America" was smashed ism can develop only if there is a ley Gr<.Ssman, 801 P. Kaufman. who came to the May 13 meet ander Rumpler, retiring vice-presi and twelve ot its members sus serious economic crisis or an ex Lewish Korn._ Max Margolis, Jo ing promises a most successful dents, in recognition of eleven pended following an investigation treme nationalistic movement be seph W. Pulver, Paul J. Robin, campaign. years of service in this office. by school superintendent Dr. John cause of external developments. Benjamin F. Ruttenberg, Rabbi Ernest Blazar, who had served the H. Martin when school authorities discovered iron crosses, swastikas, Nazi arm bands and literature in Botanist Experiments With Farming As Practiced In Primitive Times desks and lockers. SUBEITA, Israel - Fruit trees ample evidence of a thriving agri five inches of rain that normally ample cistern is being restored for The twelve, all students at two were planted this winter in the culture in the ruins of terraces, falls in the-region each_winter but their use. local high schools, are said to come parched Negev highlands by a Pro spillways. conduits and cisterns also rain water streaming down Theory Will Be Tested from middle Income families, were fessor of Botany who quit the vice near the ancient cities along the from the surrounding hills. He in Specifically, they will examine released in custody of their par presidency of the Hebrew Univer Nabatean caravan routes between stalled clockwork gauges at the Professor Evenari's theory. He be ents pending action by the Passaic sity in J ersualem to farm in the Southern Arabia and the Medi intakes to measure the flow and lieves that the resourceful farmers County Juvenile Court. wilderness. terranean coast. used boards as floodgates in the of ancient times had discovered The youths, according to Dr. If Prof. Michael Evenari's trees Restore Ancient Farm spillways in place of the sto"ne slabs that the soil on the slopes, when Martin, held meetings in Nazi uni bloom, they will open prospects for One of these ancient farms at used by the Nabateans. Otherwise, moistened became crusty and forms, bought Nazi war souvenirs transforming 1,000 square miles of Subeita has been restored by the the farm is the same as in ancient practically impermeable. They from a mail order firm, collected desert. Israeli Government as a tourist times. therefore raked together the stones guns and built a six-inch pipe Extraordinary Feature site. Workers from the immigrants' Trees Planted After Rain and bared the soil of the hillsides bomb. An extraordinary feature of the Negev town, Tel Yeruham, recon After the first heavy rain flood so that it should become an im They also affected the G~rman experiment is that the scientist structed the rough stone fences ed the farm this winter, the trees permeable pavement. Hence, the "von" before their own last names. has shunned modern technology surrounding the four-acre field, were planted. The saplings grew run-off was increased. They were uncovered when they and is using primitive but re rebuilt the fallen conduits and during the winter but Professor Networks of natural ditches and launched a campaign to enroll sourceful methods of land hus spillways tha t had irrigated the Evenari says it must take years artificial channels directed the members among the 1,300 students bandry practiced when the high fi elds. They also rebuilt the terrace before the experiment can be cor- streams to the farms in the de in Wayne High School. lands were last cultivated in the walls tha t had kept the water in 1 ectly evaluated. pressions or gulleys where terrace According to the principal of Nabatean and Byzantine eras. the fi eld until it penetrated the There will be no more rain until walls contained the waters until Wayne High, John Van .Dyken, He reasons that the ancients ap crusty soil. the la te autumn. When the rains they were absorbed. In this way, the investigation, in which the parently prospered despite the Professor Evenari planted his come, Professor Evenarl and his Professor Evenari says, the farms FBI was said to have pa.rticipated, scant rainfall that has deterred experimental saplings in this farm. wife, Llesel, expect to be living in received water from catchment began when the life of a school modern agriculturists. None of It is situated in a depression so a stone house overlooking the field. areas twenty and thirty t imes the teacher was threatened by a mem their trees remained. But there is that it ge ts not only the three to An ancient farmhouse with an size of the fields. ber of the gang . - assorted relatives whose favorite Lo I Pity The Poor babies did not gain selection. Emanuel Dedicates Quite seriously, the judges New Meeting House Baby Contest Judges pointed out that the four cate gories of this contest did not in The new Temple Emanuel Meet Three weary judges completed clude "prettiest" or "most beauti ing House was dedicated preceding their task of picking the winners ful" baby. There had to be an the Annual Meeting of the Congre in the James Kaplan Inc. Baby gation on May 17. Shue with friends ind business attractive pose, · an unusual ex Photo Contest last week, and Immediately following the din •ss~ci1tu the pfeuure of superb pression, a personality that hap luncheons promptly prepared to book passage pened to catch the eye, an appeal ner, Domenic Agostini, on behalf Served food by creative chefs ••• the pleasant to such peaceful climes as wildest ing cuteness. Beauty alone was not of the Agostini Construction Com D•ily relaxation of cocktails as only Africa and the Himalayas, rather enough to warrant selection of the pany, - presented the keys to the deft hands of experience prepare .... winners - and that explains why new building to Benjamin Brier, Credit Cords: than face the wrath of parents and and luxuriate in an atmosphere many babies were not chosen. chairman of the building commit Diner'J Club c:onducive to your ultimate comfort. Also, several photographs sub tee. Mr. Brier's committee included American Express For you who take the exceptional mitted were of a sort that did not Max Alperin, Mrs. Alfred Fain, Open Seven Days for gr,nted, visit Lincoln Arms! seem to do justic~ to the subject. Irving I. Fain, Mrs. Edmond W . 11 :30 A.M. to I A.M. ~or :Jlat Special Reluctantly, the judges passed Goldstein, Jacob Licht, Samuel Fo, Rttervallo,, PA 6-8893 them by. In any event, only. eight Rosen, Alexander Rumpler, Harold babies could be named as winners. Weiner, President Herman J. Ais ~nniver:Jar'I The winners and their categories enberg, and Rabbi Eli A. Bohnen. appear on another page. Notifica tion will be sent when their prizes She is survived by two daugh are ready. ters, Mrs. Earl Goldenberg and Judges included Mildred Chase, Mrs. Edward W . Weiner, both of Norman Salhanick, and Erika Providence; one son, Peter J. Hasterlik. Zitserman of Kansas Ciy, Mo.; one sister, Mrs. Rose Nathans, and one brother, Benjamin Weinstein, both of Philadelphia, Pa.; and FAMOUS FOR SEAFOOD (JJ,ilu.aluj seven grandchildren. MRS. GEORGE CARSON Funeral services for Mrs. Agnes CHARLES FIERSTEIN PRIME STEAKS AND (Abramow) Carson of 341, Elm Sterling Tea Service Funeral services for Charles grove Avenue, wife of George Car . JTALIAN DISHES Fierstein, 90, of 137 Doyle Avenue, son, who died May 14 were -held at with Sterling Silver Troy a retired tie manufacturer, who the Parsky Funeral Home in died May 12 after a short illness, Rochester, N. Y. Burial was in SERVED IN A Styled by European Craftsmen, this were held May 14 at the Max Britton Road Cemetery. PLEASANT Sugarman Funeral Home. Burial beautiful Service will always be A Survivors beside her husband are ATMOSPHERE was in Lincoln Park Cemetery. treasure in your home a daughter, Mrs. Stuart Warshauer The husband of the late Lena of Cincinnatti, Ohio; a son, Robert Milton Rigelhaupt (Shushansky) Fierstein, he had Managing Director $450. Carson; her father, Abram Abra been a resident of Providence for mow; two sisters, Mrs. Sarah Olles ORDERS PUT UP TO TAKE OUT -67 years. - Federal Tax Included - and Rose Abramow of Rochester; Mr. Fierstein was a member of three brothers, Dr. Jacob and Na Touro Fraternal Association, the than Abramow of Rochester and RELIABLE Providence Lodge of Elks, the Jew Morris Abramow of Providence, ish Home for the Aged and Temple and two grandchildren. Beth Sholom. He was one of the MRS. LOIDS P. YACKOLOW organizers of the Ahavath Sholom Funeral services for the late Mrs. GOLDJ,!£- Synagogue. Annie • II•.": ... 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Coken, Joseph Engle, Joseph John .ind Bc,1 Gerber 823 Park .~venue, Cranston 10, R. I. 'rd, ST 1-3823 STATE APPLIANCE At Temp Ie Be th ISrae I Fowler, Leo Frye. 500 PLAINFIELD STREET Charles G. Greenstein will be Arthur Galkin, Herman Galkin, UN 1-1403 installed as president of Temple .Joseph Galkin, James Goldman, Beth Israel at the 38th Annual Joseph Greene, Jacob Kotler, Os car Klemer, Harry Klitzner, Dr. Congregational meeting which will be held at the temple on Monday. Harold Hanzel, Jack Levitt, Es NORMAN CLEANSERS- mond Lovett, Benjamin Poulten, Other officers who will be in Lionel Rabb, Abraham Raisner, 1060 BROAD STREET PROVIDENCE, R. I. stalled include Charles Coken and Ludwig Regensteiner, Arthur Rich David Yanover, vice-presidents; man, Marshall B. Marcus, Joseph STUART 1-8855 Samuel Sherman, treasurer; Harry Schlossberg, Sheldon Schwartz, :__ CALL AND DELIVERY SERVICE - Schlossberg, financial secretary; Hyman Sherman, Edward Shore, FREE MOTHPROOF PLASTIC BAGS FOR' Oscar Zarchen, recording secre Abraham Taubman, Harold Win MEN'S and LADIES' COATS ...... 99c tary, and Samuel A. Cohen, chair stead and Coleman Zimmerman. man of the board. MEN'S and LADIES' SLACKS ...... 43c New members who have been MEN'S and LADIES' SUITS . ..- ...... 89c Members of the board of direc elected to the board are Morris DRESSES, PLAIN ...... 89c 772 Hope St. GA 1-2075 tors who have been re-elected are Bazarsky, Edward Berren, Samuel Open Daily 11 A. M. to 10 P. M. Harold Bellin, John Baker, Emil Orders Put Up To Take Out Bieder, Leo Bojar, Irving Brodsky, Max Botvin, Aaron Bromson, Sam- GUARDIAN makes history ANNOU.NCEMENT - with a new Lifetime A. Aron & Son iii-.13 Pierce's 34 Douglas Avenue 14 Douglas Avenue KOSHER MARKETS Providence, R. I. 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I TO ALL SECTIONS OF Name DE 1-5278 or DE 1-0508 I Address ...... I RHODE ISLAND --- .:..:_ .. ~ ·_I ABE ARON ARNOLD ROSENFIELD BERNIE PIERCE <=> RAYNH.Ai'\I PARK RAYNHAM, Mass. - The last c:,, four weeks of greyhound racing I :g for the 1959 season a.t Raynham ""' Park, are loaded with standout ~ attractions for the followers of ~ thecyx,pular nightly sport at Gen- ~ eral Manager Russ Murray's puppy ~ plant. MAYONNAISE • Extra-special events are on the FINA ST ~ agenda for Raynham Park, where S plans have been comp1eted to be 6c off PT 1(~:i:ff ~ gin the $5,000 Juvenile Stake elim SaJe JAR 29c J~149c r-. inations for the rich stake to be 9 staged on Thursday, May 28. GEISHA- Save 6c 6 1/2 01 69c ~ ;;;;.;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;:; CRABMEAT Large. Sweet Pieces CAN - {;w = Mrs. Israel Resnick Q z WISHES TO THANK HER FRIEN DS, < RELATIVES AND NEIGHBORS FOR 00.. THEIR THOUGHTFULNESS DUR ROAST Named Director - Arthur CH·UCK .. ING HER RECENT ILLNESS. A n appetizing pot Eisenstein, program director of the East Side Jewish Com roa;t - rs a winner Boneless evertrme served. a Bone In • CANDID WEDDlNGS munity Center, hos been 69 • BRI DAL FORMALS C named director of the Cen LB family favorite LB 49c f:mba3j~ Studioj ter's South Side Branch, it tWe Reserve the R: 1gh1 ro _1m 1f Ouarhtles) was announced today by J 820 PARK AVE. - CRANSTON Leon Temkin, chairman of 10c SALE Fresh Bakery Values! ST 1-6769 the JCC personnel commit See what real value is tee, and Solomon E. Selin See What 10c Will Buy! I LB ker, chairman of the South Raisin Bread LOAf Cu1 23c Reliable Window Side executive committee. I LB Richmond Beets CAN 10c LB Program director for the past LOAF C_ Cleaning Company fi ve and one-half years in Provi Sweet Rye Bread 21 1372 B road St. HOpki n.s 1-2.889 lLB Established 1921 dence, Mr. Eisenstein is the form Flnast CAN Diced Carrots 10c EA AWNINGS AND STO RM WINDOWS er program director of the Jewish Raisin Pound Cake 33c INSTALLED and REMOVED Community Center of Scranton. Flnas1 I LB Pa. Sauerkraut CA,-. 10c hlled w1lh Jelly Roll Pure Je ll y EA 35c LEAG E PROGRAM W ho le 1L8 -- FOR SALE-- Potatoes White CA 10c R• Snack Capacity registration h as been DeJ; ghl EA Barrington obtained in all baseball league Coffee 1ng 35c Lovely 4 ½ Room Bungalow programs at the East Side J ewish The Freshest in Produce! Community Center. except for the GARAGE - NICE GRO iNDS Interested in Saving Money !'.""EAR WATER Men's Softball League, it -was TO BE SOLD AT A SACRIFICE ! announced t-oday by Murray FRESH CORN On Your Food Bill ? Trinkle. chairman of the Center's Sweet f-u ll Ears - full of 4 ,ARS 2 5 ( SAM RIDDELL The Soft ball League will play the ?t..,,,,o_ Mil ky Ke,r,els QF COUR SE YOU ARE Low prices like these ==1:!/ folio-wing schedule this Sunday at are found at Forst National Stores ever,, day. Burlingta_n Street M.: Just off Hope 9:30 A. Adams Drug ,·s Robin PLAIN OR IODIZED I ncorporated. Sessions S treet: ORANGES 2 GA 1-8814 Coate · Field v G racious Llv;.ng_ Sterling Salt •l~N ° 1 Oc PA 6-6170 Cahlorn, a Va lencY BISCUITS dent of the M ir in any field of 10MA1O SOUP 2'h LB PKG iam Hospital Wo- endeavor repre l0'h 02 Bisquick 43c rn en ' s Associa s en t quite an Campbell's 6 CANS 69c TUNA - SOLI D WHITE tion for the sec achievement. But ; HE INSlANl SHORTENING 7 oz CAN ond year, Mildred somehow t h e r e Pl Bumble Bee 37c Field has climax seems t-0 be an Wesson OH a~1 5 Jc BOT 29c CHUA! lO'h oz , It ed a long period added signifi -iYDRO>. - 1 LB CELLO 43< I fl of service to that cance when such Cheerios PICG 25c organization. She first became ac a long period is devoted to Jewish ll 1/, oz BEEf STEW Sunshine Co.okies CELLO 35c tive in t he affairs of the Hospital education. Max Millman will be l l88oz CAN Women·s Association some 14 honored tonight at Temple Beth •MPORTID IN OI.IVt O IL DintyMoore 44c 31/ , oz ~EFRfSHING years ago. and ha.s served since in El in celebration of his quarter King Oscar such capaci ies as publicity chair century of service as a teacher in Sardines CAN 33c Qu.AAT CAN 29c man. chairman of the annual the Beth El Religious School. Welchade Equipment Event, and vice-presi That he has taught for so long Frozen Food Specials ! a tim e in the Religious School is dent. a mong others. a tribute to his de\·otion to the "Y or" Garden - Leaf Presenting . She has also worked v;-ith PTA. cause of Jewish education. A I various public health mo \" em en ts. specialist. in Jewi h hislor-y and FINAST and olher organizations. I n gen he !'Crip ure . he i knov;-n a a SPINACH mos. popul,ir teacher at Beth El. eral. besides her personal inter , ·her·P he has gained the deep res Extra Rich cs . he is always v.-llling to help p _·c t and affec 10n of the tudent 2 ;~~; 25c Creamy, Smooth whenever she is called on. body_ ftNAS l 8 oz Nominations for awards m ay be m a d r to ;\lorrison & . chiff Edit.or , PKG 39c J ewish Herald. 1117 Dougla A,·enue. Providence Scallops If It' s the BEST, 'INASl - All HADDOCK - 8 oz PKG 20c I~ Ol ICE CREAM Fish Sticks PKG 49c Special .. YOR ' GAR DE N - Reg <>< ftenc-h Introductory 9oi Green Beans 2 ~KGS 35c Price I ~~ 39c - Flowers By - ELI ABRAMS FLOWER SHOP, Pawtucket TO HONOR AUTHORS ~ ;! CL A S S I f I ED ~ Community Center To Hold Diplomat Ball NEW YORK - Citations and cash prizes t.otalling $800 will be !SAMMARTINO i 8 To Hold Carnival Yaacov Herzog, Minister Pleni- lo! 8 OPPORTUNITIES 8 potentiary of the Israel Embassy awarded t.o the authors of 1958's DIAMONDS - HALF PR ICE best works of Jewish interest in =e,, 8Classified Advertising Rates: Sc per r< The Jewish Community Center in Washington, and Mrs . Herzog the fiction, poetry and juvenile ,~ word: $1.75 minimum for 1s words. ~ will conduct its Annual Children's will be guests of honor at the Dip 1468 Elmwood Ave. ~ ~ lSc d iscount if paid before inser- ?-,. Carnival at the East Side Center- lomat Ball which will be held on fields at the annual meeting of the - OPEN EVERY EVENING - 0= ~~t!.,0e':ine~~Y U,,~~ l-3709- Deadline ?f Building this Sunday afternoon, Wednesday at the Sherat.on-Bilt- Jewish Book Council of the JWB. c:, ' ~ from 2 t.o 6 P .M. · more Hotel. l'!l Open t.o all children and their Mr. and Mrs. Merrill L. Hassen ... NARRAGANSETT PIER Apartments affair SHOP ALLEN STATIONERY FOR 00 for Rent. n Kingston Road and 68 parents. this event will include a feld are chairmen of the t:-< Beach Street. See owner on premises which is sponsored by the Rhode > weekends. S-29 'lvi de variety of indoor and outdoor 2! carnival events with prizes for all Island committee, State of Israel Wedding and Shower c:, Bonds_ NARRAGANSETT Pi ER - II-Apartment who participate. Special guests at Decorations - Novelties - Supplies Miss Mimi Benzell, Metropolitan e,, House For Sale, Kingston Road. Other the affair will include the " Plant MATCHING ENSEMBLES - CE"4TERPIECES - FAVORS = Apartments, Two Stores on Beach ers' Peanut Man" and "Smokey Opera star, will entertain. Music ~ Street. Write Box 478, The Herald. WEDDING INVITATIONS PRINTED > S-29 the Bear", noted hero of forest for dancing will be by Ruby New t:-< - Original Arrangements Our Specialty fire prevention. Special events man and his orchestra. s:, SALESMAN - $110 a week guaranteed while learning. Car necessary. Box will include pony rides, a fortune .., 476, The Herald. telling booth, a movie, " Cartoon Center's Children's Activities Com ALLEN ST A TIONERY ~... Festival," and a hot dog stand. mittee. Co-chairmen are Mrs. G us 50 Weybosset St. GAspee 1-2130 c:, BARRINGTON, 39 Sayles Av.,.,ue. For The carnival is sponsored by the taf S weet and Leon T emkin. > sale or for rent. Four and one-half -~ room completely furnished bungarow. Separate bathhouse. Excellent condi tion. $5,000. DE 1-1618. f I< BARRINGTON - Four room furnished N apartment for rent. Reasonable. Call ,N PA 3-3137. PreSenting • • • THE WINNERS ... co Cl< l EAST S IDE, near Morris Avenue. Beau co tiful location. Six room duplex, three bedrooms, own yard. Available Aug ust 1. DE 1-6654. In The JAMES KAPLAN, INC. EAST S IDE-Attractive three and one half room unfurnished apartment. Apply superintendent, 96 East Man ning Street. u f n BABY PHOTO CONTEST NARRAGANSETT, Salk's Manor. 5 Per kins Avenue - Four room furnished apartment, shower, electric .._ kitchen, screened porch. 1 Perkins Avenue- rooms, two double beds, k itchen priv• MOST UNUSUAL EXPRESSION BEST POSE ileges. Dead end street, ideal for children. ST 1-3739, GA 1-1268. ufn -- First f>rize - Second Prize - First Prize - -- Second Prize - NARRAGANSETT PIER - Four room Bell & Howell Movie Radiant Meteor Glass Beaded Kodak 3-Dimensional Sterling Silver Baby Comb aoartment, furnished nicely, all utili· Camera and Brush Set ties furnished. 5600 for summer. Call Camera Movie Screen own-er GA 1-6891 or Anne Andersen, ST 3-5063. ufn NARRAGANSETT PIER-Garage apart ment. May be used as three room apartment. Furnished beautifully, large yard . Call owner, GA 1~91 or Anne Andersen, ST 3-5063. ufn c~~~hco~~~~)t, co~~:~ loii!dfo's~!~e~ Beach. 25,000 square feet, on hill over looking Falmouth Harbor. Curbing, sidewalk, macadam road, water elec tricity. $1500. PA 3-2594, PA 3--0065 . NARRAGANSETT P I ER, near beach. Furnished bedroom first floor screen ed porch, beautiful ground 5 board optional. STerl ing 3-8348. ' NARRAGANSETT PIER - Three, four and five room apartments available at 33 Narragansett Avenue. All elec tric modern conveniences. Reasonable. .. Anne Carol Regenstein Barbara Gail Hecker Louis Gordon Crovih: Scott Lerner Kessler Near beach. Inquire at 42 Brown 22 Burnside Street, Cranston 84 Eat on Street, Providence Durham, North Carolina 139 Byfield Street, Providence Street or call STerling 3-3793, EL 1-4504, DE 1-6295. ufn HOUSEKEEPER WANTED - One who w ishes a good home to live in. Two MOST PERSONALITY CUTEST BABY people expecting a child. Apply or call Debby Dress Company, 4-0 Church Street, Pawtucket, PA 3-1434. 5.29 First Prize - Second Prize - First Prize - -- Second Prize - Pearl and Diamofld Cosco Westinghouse Clock Poole Sterling Silver FOUR AND FIVE room apartments near 14 Karat Gold Pendant Baby Jumper Radio Baby Cup beach. Private baths. S215 up. Call DE 1-889'9. 17 Lorraine Street, Barrington Beach. ufn SALES CAREER-National company has opening in Providence for three men interested in sales career. Call DE 1-9SOO and refer to Ad 775. Name Slate (Continued from Page 1) Weinstein. and Coleman Zimmer m an. Members of the board of direc tors for a term ending in 1961 are S aul Abrams. P eter H . Bardach. Mrs. Bertram L. Bernhardt. Ben jam in Blacher. Edward A. Bosler 1/ Benjam in Brier. Max Brodsky: Martin Chase. Louis Fain. Burton Mitchell Evan Stern Linda Susan Greenberg Harriet Rose Sollosy Howard Michael Rappoport A . F'inberg, Maurice F ox. I ra S. 20 Leslie Street, Cranston 79 Verndale Avenue, Providence 35 Shirley Blvd., Cranston 81 Payton Street, Providence Galkin. Samuel G ereboff, Leonard Y. G oldman, David Hassenfeld. Maurice W. Hendel. Mrs. Julius Jewelry - China INDUSTRIAL Irvm11:. Daniel Jacobs. Sol Koffler. Diamonds Sidney Kramer. Arthur J . Levy, JAMES KAPLAN,· Inc. DISCOUNTS Solomon Lightman. David Linder. Luggage Sa muel R. Oresman. Benjam in Appliances OPEN THURSDAY H . Rossm an. Nathan Samdperil, AND FRIDAY Watch Repair JEWELERS TILL 9 Morton Smith. Nathan Y . Temkin. Norm an D. Ti11es, Haske11 Wallick. H arold Welner. Max Winograd . ST 1-0939 250 AUBURN ST., CRANSTON ST 1-0940 and Samuel H. Wintman. 7 .., Contributions to the Memorial Fund of the Ladies' Association,_Jewish Home for the Aged I Mrs. S. Charles Miller, Chairman LOUIS BOTVIN, by Mr.-Mrs. Joseph Dressler. Malachowsky, Mr.-Mrs. Joseph MR.-MRS. SAM ROSEN 40th :l; 211 Melrose St., - HO 1- 0967 J ack Queler , Mrs. Shepley Gray. JEANETTE FARBER, by Mr.- Dress, Mr.-Mrs. Joseph Mal, Mr.- Anniversa ry, by Mr.-Mrs. Paul ~ Mrs. Charles Emers. Co-Chrmn. LENA FIERSTEIN, by Mr.-Mrs. Mrs. Maxwell Morgan. Mrs. Shepley Shapiro, Mr.-Mrs. }!eymann. c-1· 106 E. Manning St. - GA 1-8169 Jack Queler, Mrs. Shepley Gray. ,... ABRAHAM SINGER, by Ml'.- Meyer Grossman, Mr.-Mrs. Al MR.-MRS. HARRY BECK 50th c-1 I M Of HENRY SAMDPERIL, by Mr.- Mrs. Leo Rabb, Mr.-Mrs. •Louis Mal. Anniversary, by Saxe Family. ~ n emory • • • Mrs. Jack Queler, Mrs. Shepley Horowitz. JENNIE SH~RWIN, by Mr.- DR. JASON .GREENSTEIN'S ; HAROLD SHERWIN, by Mr.- Gray. MIRIAM COHEN, by Dr.-Mrs. Mrs. Harry Singer . marriage, by Mr.-Mrs. Leo Green Mrs. Thomas Goldberg, Mrs. SAMUEL KARTEN, by Mr.-Mrs. Bernard Siegel. ANNA ABRAMS, by Mr.-Mrs. berg. ;,.;- Abra ham Singer,· Mr.-Mrs. Irving Maurice Genter. MAMIE SILVERSTEIN, by Mrs. · M. Louis Abedon, Mr.-Mrs. Sa ul ARTHUR POULTEN'S m ar ~ B er an b au m, ·Mr.-Mrs. Dudley LIPA LINDER, by Mr.-Mrs. Jennie Blistein, Mr.-Mrs. H a rry Siegel, Mr.-Mrs. Morris R a tush. riage, by Mr.-Mrs. Mitchell Sher ii; Block, Mr.-Mrs. Abraham Green- Glantz. Limer. Mr.-Mrs-. Leonard Roterr- FRANK FISHMAN, by Mr.-Mrs. win, Mr.-Mrs. Al Cohen . r.. berg, Mr.-Mrs. David Linder, Mr.- GEORGE HARRIS, by Mr.-Mrs. berg, ~'vlr.-Mrs. Albert Shore, Mr.- Saul Triestma n . · Home, by Mr.-Mrs. Carl Finsie, • Mrs. Ben Poulten, Mr.-Mrs. Eli Samuel Michaelson. Mrs. Maxwell Morgan, Robbie & HANNAH RUTMAN, by Mr.- (N. J .l 9 Feingold, Mr.-Mrs. Richa rd Sond- MAX TALUN, by Mr.-Mrs. S a n- r.~icllael Morgan , Mr.-Mrs. Sa ul Mrs. Dudley Block. BEN SILVERMAN'S 50th Birth ~ !er, Mr.: Mrs. Joseph Dressler, ford Chorney. ~eir le. SARAH CHERNOV, by Mr.-Mrs. day, by Mr.-Mrs. Robert Brown. · ~ Mr.-Mrs. Saul Spitz, (Fla .), Mr.- ZELDA KLIBANOFF, by Mr.- SMMA SIMONS, by Mr.-Mrs. S . Cha rles Miller, Mr.-Mrs. Irving - Winning of afgahn, by Mrs. Ben =Mr s. Eliot ,Paris, Mr.-Mrs. :rving Mrs. Ben Poulten, Mr.-Mrs. David H :u-old K elman, (Emeline St.l, Ber a n b a u m , Mr.-Mrs. S a muel Rabinowitz. ~ Baker, Dr.-Mrs. Lloyd Bazelon, Linder , Mrs. Jacob Greenstein, M i .-Mrs·. Ben R a binowitz, Mr.- Michaelson, Mr.-Mrs. Leo Rabb. 1st Birthday FRED a nd CHAR Z Mr.-Mrs. Morris Wa ldman, Mr.- Mr.-Mrs. Harry Singer, Mr.-Mrs. !v'..rs . Da vid Dressler. ABRAHAM HALPERN, by Mrs. LES GRANOFF, by Mr.-Mrs. Al j Mrs. Sa ul Seigle. Mitchell Sherwin, Mrs. Abra ham ANNIE MILLER, by Mrs. Theo- H a rry G o-1 d e n ber g, Mr.-Mrs. Cohen . ~ HARRY FISHER, by Mr.-Mrs. ,Singer, Mr.-Mrs. Samuel Na libow, dore Rosenblatt. Joseph W aksler. Sons MICHAEL !\ND STAN r.l Albert Cohen , Mrs. Morris F ein- Mr.-Mrs. Fred Abrams, Mr.-Mrs. F ath er, JOSEPH PERSKY, by Ya hrsteit, F a ther, ABRAHAM LEY'S Bar Mitzvz..: . by Mr.-Mrs. ~ berg, Mr.-Mrs. Ben Poulten, Mr.- J ack Glantz, Mr.-Mrs. Abe Nu!- Mrs. Sa muel Soforenko. JACOBS, by Mrs. Louis J acobs, H a rold Roberts. O Mrs . Louis Harris, Mr.-Mrs. M. m a n , Mr.-Mrs. Morris Waldman, Yahrsteit, Brother , BEN AD- Mrs. Willia m Korman. New Grandson , MICH£,EL JO- ; Louis Abedon, Mr.-Mrs. S amuel Mr.-Mrs. Cha rles Silverm a n , Mr.- LER, (Ca lif.l , Brother BER- IDA BERLIN, .by Mr.-Mrs. Albert SEPH, by Mr.-Mrs. Charles r.l F a bricant, Mr.-Mrs. Saul Seigle, Mrs. Isidor Kirsh enbaum, Mr.- NARD, 0 Advertise in the H erald_ organizational news ST will leave behind as a monument be in the H erald offices before to his own managerial greatness noo of Mondas each week. It will one of the greatest p layers of all Open to the Pubtk! .NOT a p pear in that. week's paper time, Mickey M antle. · · i is received Ja er than noon on SYD COHEN The only trouble is that Man Mondas. Ue is more likely to be remem UNION Casey Stengel1 bered as the man who failed to capitalize on his great talents, rather than as the protege ol PRfSCRIPTtOK C:en1er ,. Reliable. Venetian Conservative Radical that great man, stengtl I;' Good years such as he enjoyed in 1372 ~:~~1.Co~~ p=~-=· 1956 and 1957 should be routine (Lest some read ers think that se... "MOST LIKELY Oil's Mason's is New England's Larg- TO SUCCEED" BECAUSE est Furniture S_ho;"roo_m Where Acres of America s Finest Fur niture is Tastefully Displayed Under One Roof . . . Where Carload Factory Purchases combined with Mason's Low ••• WITH A GROWING Rent Warehouse Location Makes our Everyday Prices Lower than Sale Prices Elsewhere. SAVINGS ACCOUNT Many successful businessmen and women will tell you they got their start with a substantial savings reserve. When the opportunity arose for Travel hundreds of miles to Metropolitan them the money was available because of regu WHY areas to buy Furniture. lar and planned saving. Assure your future financially by opening a savings account here soon-and save with a PLAN. Your savings here are insured to $ 10,000 and earn a worthwhile return. You can save time and money by shop WHEN ping Mason's in Fall River. 1 '. 'New England's Largest Furniture Showroom" 1&f8iiu1;1u0 PLYMOUTH AVE. at RODMAN STREET - FALL RIVER ~1# OPEN DAILY 9 A. M. to 10 P. M. AND LOAN ASSOCIATION PROVIDENCE - PAWTUCKET WARWICK - WAKEFIELD ~ PLEDGES SUPPORT fair employment practices. 500 The Herald Press offers the w ASHINGTON-The Synagogue' religious leaders representing ma finest in all types of printing. jor church groups were summoned a, Council of America p 1 e d g e d by the President's Committee on ! "whole-hearted" support of. the Government Contracts, of which. ..,N Federal Government;s program of Vice President Nixon is chairman . SILVER 10th Annual Electric Co. WHITE MOUNTAINS' FESTIVAL OF THE 7 ARTS Electrical Contractors July 3rd to 20th 628 BROAD STREET SKY HIGH In the WHITE MOUNTAINS Industrial - Commercial and Residential ~OOittroi ~ GA 1-6864 PIKE e NEW HAMPSHIRE Information: Walter Jacobs or Your Favorite Travel Agent Our Younger Set-Steven Edward, two and one-half years YOU'LL BE LOST old, and Nancy Phyllis Smith, nine months old, ore the child FOR WORDS! ren of Mr. and Mrs. Irving A. Smith · of Warwick. Maternal grandparents ore Mr. and Mrs. Henry Helfond of Provi ASTONISHED! Call it what dence. Paternal grandparents ore Mr. and Mrs. Eli Smith of you may , • • but you'll be Spencer, Moss. Paternal great-grandmother is Mrs. Ida loat for word, when you aee Yanofsky of Dodge, Moss. A new mill ion dollar look at what ewalh you et Grand TAMARACK ... The THEATRE OF A subscription to the Herald is Lale Lodge. 2 mile private TOMORROW ... designed for lake, aand b6lach, fishing & a good gift idea for the person awlmmlng. Alr-cond. dining who " h as everythin'g" else. Ca ll your fun -time in '59! Another (dietary laws), entertain• UN 1-3709. new building ... the EAST ment, dancing nitely. Splen• CHESTER - as -luxurious as the did day camp & nite patrol DORCHESTER and the WEST SQUARE DANCE for junior. Special THn -ager's CHESTER introdtJced last year. program. Moderate Rahn. A square dance will be held 011 Saturday at P eck Hall, Washing Our fabulous lobby ... yes, all We think it'• o qhaAUlkfcekJ,e different, exciting ton R oad. West Barrington, spon this and more to make your Yacot/on experiencJ UBANON, CONN. • Tel.I NIAGARA 2-1581 sored by Simcha Santha # 128 Me? TAMARACK stay .. . gay! Joe ·& Sylvia Tannenbaum, Ownership Mil. Nomads of Avrudaka. The pro ceeds of this da nce will be donat I'm for the NEVELE SUMMER DECORATION DAY ed to spastic charities. FAMILY PLAN. It's as slmple 'HOUSE PARTY r Mrs. Abraham F actor a nd Mrs. es this . .. I see the kids only Early Reservations Suggested for the second they need to Sidney Greenberg are co-chair COMPLETE SPORTS & dial to HIGHWAY PATROL or m en for this event. Tickets will SOCIAL PROGRAMS THE NEW YORK YANKEES. be sold at the door. Full Staffs for Planned Activities FOR ONCE IN MY LIFE I . .,,, ·c,i, it-i//1 TO HEAR DR. KLEIN WANT MY KIDS ALL TO MY• * STAR STUDDED ENTERTAINMENT -~~ll-.· t(o~s Dr. Aa ron Klein will be the SELF ... l'M GONNA RIDE, * 2 BANDS ... Latin & American speaker at the m eeting of the TENNIS, BOAT, SWIM AND * 2 FILTERED POOLS* GOLF · ~Ei ·qu/CA!' CO...VfiRNAl70AI.' ..·.. ~. Hug Ivri, H ebrew Speaking Circle, GOLF WITH THEM. EVENINGS EXCELLENT CUISINE (dietary laws) Winner of Nat'I Hotel Food Award which will m eet on Sunday a t 8: 30 ... I want to link . arms with the lady I love, sit back to Supervised Children's Camp (Nite Patrol) IMMEDIATE RESERVATIONS P . M. at the home of Rabbi and "roar" at the actors, then to TAMARACK'S LOW RATES Official Rote- Absolutely No Extra Cost To You Mrs. William G. Braude. dance, to quaff and so to th, t,rretch your Vacation Dollars Dr. Klein will give an eva lua " ALL LEADING HOTELS PERSONALLY INSPECTED" next day. What do I pay for SEE YOUR TRAVl!'t' AGENT tion of Professor Zvi Scharfstein all this? The Nevele Summer OR PHONE HOTEL DIRECT Complete Information on Type of Resort on the occasion of his 75th birth-1 Family Plan Rates are Ridicu ELLENVILLE (N . Y.) 370 Age Groups, Rotes, Etc. day, Professor Scharfstein is one lously-Low. Your Host ... DAVE LEVINSON of the. pioneers in modern Hebrew CONCORD GROSSINGER' S MAYFLOWER BANNER LODGE IRVINGTON MARTHA WASH. education in the United Sates. 100% Air-Conditioned Vacationing BALSAMS KERNAN' S MANOR HOUSE At Its Best The Year 'Round BIRCHTOFT KINAPIC PLUM POINT BRICKMAN' S KUTSHERS SAMOSET TO TAKE PART IN SERVICE BROWN'S LOON LAKE SEA CREST Tamarack The Junior Congregation Club CHALET LAURELS ' SCA ROON GREENFIELD PARK, N. Y. COONAMESETT LAUREL IN PINES . SHAWANGA of Temple Beth David will parti EASTERN SLOPE MAGNOLIA SINCLAIR cipate in the late Friday Shabbat FAIRMOUNT MARCY SPOFFORD FALLSVIEW lv' APLEWOOD TAMARACK service tonight. Eugene Cornfield Hotel Tel.: FLAGLER M ERRrEWOODE TARLETON will chant the prayers. Rabbi ELLENVILLE 2100 GRANDVIEW MT. WASHINGTON TED HILTON'S GLENMERE NAPANOCH TERRA MAR Abraham I. J acobson will conduct Or See Your Travel Agent GOLDMAN'S NEVELE WENTWORTH HALL GR ISWOLD WHITE ROE the service. He will preach on AND MANY OTHERS EVERYWHERE "Imitation of Life - By Children." - Brochures On Request - The Oneg Shabbat will be sr,on sored a nd served by the Junior Amazing Value -- Enjoy Week In Congregation Club. Members of the club who will take part in the service are Eunice MIAMI BEACH Hittner , Rhoda H an zel, Suellen Including Air Fare As Transfers From Airport To Hotel Goldstein, Allen Goldstein, Howard Oc eanfront Hotel, 7 Days, 6 Nights Kilberg. G erald Rubin, Fredda Full Activity Program Kniager, Joan Wagner , Iris Muffs, ~: s112.3o~ • ~~~~~·,e ,~1{~c~~dJ~icf. f~~~i~~-~v. plus tax Joyce Schneider and Andrea Sam uels, president. Suzanne Levine • SPECIAL LOW RATE- NEW DIRECT CHAMPAGNE and Mada Wagner will chant FLIGHT vi a Eastern's Golden Falcon "Adon Olom." • SAGUENA Y CRUISES- $75.00 UP The final late Friday evening • HONEYMOON PLANNING A SPECIALTY service of the season will take place • BERMUDA - NASSAU • WEST INDIES TOURS on Friday, May 29, in which service • CARAVAN TOURS - EUROPE- $739. the United Synagogue Youth of • EUROPE - RUSSIA - CALIFORNIA - HAWAII the, Temple will participate. ' ------Magnificent air conditioned accommodations ISRAEL VIA AIR $840.60 TO PRESENT SLATE • A new slate of officers will be A favorite honeymoon resort - CALL ANYTIME - presented at the next meeting of • SEE YOUR • TRAVEL AGENT NOVACK FAMILY , the Sisterhood of Temple Beth Am which will be held on Monday at or Phone Zelda Kouffman 8 P.M. at the Conimicut Fire Sta ' MONTICELLO • '(N. Y.l 1492 • CRANSTON TRAVEL SERVICE tion, 33 Ardway Avenue, Warwick. HOTH and 801 Pork Avenue, Cranston After the business m eetin g. Mrs. OPEN COUNTRY CLUB WI 1-2652 Eves. By Appt. WI 1-2814 Abraham Tobin, program chair YEAR • man, h as arranged for a " Unique 'ROUND - ATA and IATA APPROVED SALES AGENT - • Little Gifts" a uction to be h eld. • • •• w... '/OUR MONE'l'S HOLD ELE.OTIOf WORTH Bernard Gladstone was reelect ed president of Temple Beth Sho by Leonard -Lyons lom at elections hel<.l on May 17 . by Sylvia Porter ... Other officers who were elected ~ include- Milton Upsher, flrst-vice ~ Gen. Emmett "Rosy" O'Donnell, who will head the Pacific Air president; Joseph Rosenfield, se PRICE INDEX TO BE UPDATED t:, Forces, is the New Yorker who led the first B-29 raids over Tokyo. cond vice-president; Jack Dinin, Recently, among the 300 items which the Government has = With Gens. Giles and LeMay, he flew nonstop from Japan to Chicago. recording secretary; Harry Weis been pricing in 46 cities to see what's happening to our cost ·of living, tOJ When O'Donnell learned that they would be decorated for this record man, financial secretary, and Jack has been frozen orange juice. On what it" has found out about the ~ · flight he laughed: "Decorations? For three guys who schemed a way Gershowitz, treasurer. price gyrations of this ONE juice, it is now deciding whether we're t"' to get home in a hurry?" Rabbi Jacob Freedman present paying more or less this month than last for all frozen juices on the .!=' The President just elevated O'Donnell to the rank of full general. ed his annual report ' of the activ market. A dozen years ago he held the temporary rank of brigadier general, ities for the past season and other This summer, though, the reporters of the Bureau of Labor eJ but his permanent rank was only major. He warned a friend who reports were presented by the Statistics will start pricing a couple of_ other juices and several other t:, glanced at his general's stars: "Don't blow, or they'll fall right off." standing committee chairmen and frozen foo~s, too. At last t~e Government is going to give us a more ~ One Sunday, after he'd left Florida to return to his Colorado base, the financial secretary. ac,curate picture of how prices of frozen foods - an increasingly big • - he showed up at a New York party where, by chance, he met Gen. item in the market baskets of millions of us - are fluctuating from i=C Walter Bedell Smith. O'Donnell quickly explained-his presence there: PLAN BON VOYAGE LUNCHEON month to m_onth. ~ .I "I was on my way back to Colorado, but I got shot down in flames The Sisterhood of Temple Beth Also this past week, BLS reporters have been checking new auto near here - as you can see by my blistered thumb - so I decided, Israel w_ill hold a Bon Voyage prices at two Chevrolet dealers, two Ford dealers and two Plymouth ~ as long as I'm near, to visit my home." luncheon in honor of Mrs. Morris dealers in five big and about a dozen or so smaller cities. Upon what ,_. A writer complained vehemently about the income-tax rates to Schussheim on Wednesday, June it has learned from this small sampling the BLS is now determining !f: Ernest Hemingway who advised him: "Maybe you ought to learn now 3, a t 12 noon in the Garden Room whether we're paying more or less for all new cars. ~ and write later" ... Pat O'Brien is the leading contender for the of the Sheraton-Biltmore Hotel. This summer, however, the reporters will begin checking many politician's role in "The Gang's All Here" ... Abba Eban, who became Reservations may be made by more car deal_ers in these cities each month. At last the Government Israel's Ambassador here at 33, said: "One advantage of sta··ting young calling Mrs. Aaron Cohen at EL is going to give us a more _precise picture of what we're really paying for new cars. is that it enables you to attain seniority without the simultaneous 1-5161 or Mrs. Arthur Richman status of decrepitude." at WI 1-2139. Finally, it is going to happen. The Government's consumer price Gwen Verdon, star of "Redhead," first won Br-0adway's attention index - the only measurement we have of our living cost changes - in "Can-Can." But her first musical role was as a gypsy in the ill-fated RABBI LEEMAN TO SPEAK is to be made more complete, more responsive to price movements of musical, "Bonanza Bound," which closed out of town. The producers Rabbi Saul Leeman will speak the goods and services we're actually buying today, more a reflection refused her the understudying job for the lead, played by Allyn at the next meeting of the teacher of what is happening to our cost of living from month to month. McLerie . .. Miss McLerie, now a mother and happily wed to George education series sponsored by the Without fanfare or fuss, Ewan Clague, Commissioner of Labor Gaynes, is Gwen Verdon's standby in "Redhead." School Council and the Bureau of Statistics, is coaxing $200,000 extra out of. Congress to improve the Frank Capra, the veteran film director, is rewriting the motion Jewish Education. The meeting · (Continued on Page 16) ~icture section for ~~cyclopaedia Britannica. Capra's newest _film is will take place on Monday at 8 A Hple 111 the Head ... · Betty Comden and Adolp~ Green. who won P . M. at the Bureau meeting room. unanimous raves for then- current show. "A Party,' may star with it · Rabbi Leeman will discuss "New at the Westport Playhouse after the run en_ds here_ ... Eydie Gorme Light on the Book of Books." saw a bedraggled man watchmg a man dnve by m a Cadillac, and sighing : "There. but for me. go I." APPOINTED CHAIRMAN FREE! Queen Juliana · of The Netherlands, who just celebrated her 50th Harold Treger has been ap birthday, is the mother of girls. During her last visit to America she pointed chairman of the nominat MOTH- P·ROO·FING was introduced to Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr., who is the mother ing committee of t:-ie . Bureau of ON ALL DRY CLEANING of two sons. When Mrs. Roosevelt facetiously suggested: "Let's swap J ewish Education, it was an Phone For Pick_ Up and Delivery Service recipes," the Queen was shocked - until she learned what "recipes" nounced by Alter Boyman, presi . t meant. She thought that Mrs. Roosevelt had suggested that they swap dent. husbands. Mr. Tregar and his committee I iCo!)tinucd on Page 14) will prepare a slate of officers and board members to be recommend ed for election at the Annual All forms of personal and business insurance Meeting of the Bureau, which will {~:.~?F HOXSIE 4 CORNERS including • Life • Accident • Group • Fire• be held on Tuesday evening, June 16. 1S50 Warwick Avenue Automobile• Cas.uatty • Bonds The first meeting of the nomi Warwick, R. I. .... nating committee will take place RE 7-4567 Murry M. Halpert on Sunday. TO HONOR TEACHERS 623 Industrial Bank Bldg. "The Proud J ew," the story of a DE 1-9100 Re9idence: DE 1-6949 progressive people, will be the sub v :.-•··-' -- -_ --- -. ·., ject of Rabbi Robert Schenker man's sermon "to_pigh t at the re ·· WARNING gular Friday night services of Temple Sinai. .r ::t stGNS OF . THE O·LD CANTEEN "Yelamdenu Rabbenu!" - Let I . . . I Rhode Island's Most Beautiful Our Teachers Instruct Us - will be the theme of the Oneg Shabbat 1 ITALIAN RESTAURANT following the services. In recogni ITERMITESl.-r . ·•. . . .. tion of the teachers' role in the I '· ·: ·. · . · I Popular Among Our Many Jewish Friends lives of children a.nd parents, the For Its Authentir teachers of the Temple Sinai re '~- IN YOUR , HOME ·· ':: :\ . ; " . .. li gious school will be honored at the Oneg Shabbat. These teachers are Miss Lillian Gilstein, Mrs. 1 Ruth Garber, Jv,Irs. Nata.lie Liebo 1: SWARMS OF WINGED TERMITES. witz, Mrs. Diana Silk, Mrs. Sophie Often mistaken for flying ants- a sure Cohen. Miss Asya Eliash. Lester sign of a n established colony. 2. GROOVED OR DAMAGED BEAMS Aptel and Rabbi Schenkerman. An Indication of extensive damage since With ·rhot Rare Old World Flavor ... termites work under the surface. s.,-wd In Rhode Island's Most Beautiful Italian Resteurent GRADUATION CEREMONY 3. MUD-LIKE TUBES through cr acks In For Immediate the foundation walls, between beams Temple Beth El wi ll hold its a nd under porches. ' IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC WINES 29th graduation ceremony for its Effective Control 4. SAGGING FLOORS- often the result • Luncheons high school department during th-e of serious damage lo supporting tim• • Business men's Luncheons Sabbath eve service on Friday, CALL NOW! l>ers. • F'amlly and Parly Dinners • Private Party Room Upstairs May 29. AVOID COSTLY REPAIRS Free Estimate • Fully Insured • Bnnquel Hall Seats Up lo 200 The seven students who have LATER attended for two y~ars beyond WRITTEN GUARANTEE W e Invite You EXTERMINATING AND TERMITE CONTROL To Ask Those Who H ave Dined their Confirmation and have suc H ere Recently cessfull y completed their · high school religious studies are Gene NEW ENGLAND OPEN 12 TO 12 Baruch. Ma rjorie Blum. Shella CLOSED MONDAYS Efron. Ruth Halpert, Joan Katz PEST CONTROL CO. 120 ATWELLS AVENUE man, Betty Lisker and Valerie 17 RANDALL ST. GAspee 1-1981 MA 1-5544 Nelson. I Advertise in the Herald. EXPORTS RISE JERUSALEM- Israel's exports in April rose by $3,000,000 com Contract Bridge (Continued from Page 13) Individual or Group Classes pared with the $12,000,000 in April Morning • Afternoon • Evening of last year with most of the in Frank Sullivan, the humorist who was feted here recently, told a'. WALTER W. ORTNER crease in industrial exports which man from Tel Aviv: "I once became an O'Zionist" ... Perle Mesta Certified Goren Instructor were almost double that of April is writing her autobiography for serialization in the Saturday Evening Post ... Peppy D'Albrew, who just resumed his cafe operations with GA 1-5281 I 1958. In the first four months of 1959, exports totalled $78,000,000. a new place near Gramercy Park, once was barred from the Stork Club. He gained re-entry by taking the job of air-raid warden for the block. Friends gave him a helmet, with a "bull's-eye on it. . Akinl Tamiroff, co-star of "Rashomon," worked with the Lunts on Three Five Three Thayer St. their first TV 'show. Lunt perspired under the strange TV lights. He Providence noticed that Tamiroff seemed cool and relaxed in the warm atmos Yahrzeit services at the Home phere, and asked how he did it. "I have a secret," Tamiroff explained. commence at sunset the day "I just close my eyes, pretend I'm in Palm Springs paying $1,000 for previous. MISS ELEANOR.. Graduate Masseuse the sunshine - and enjoy it." • SWEDISH MASSAGE The N. Y. police became alerted recently with a report of a mass Saturday, May 23 Feige Gershman • CABINET prison break from Rikers Island. It was cancelled when a prison guard confessed he'd miscounted his prisoners . . . In discussing Jacob Cohen • PROFESSIONAL BODY CONTOUR education, Pearl Buck says that her son once complained: "School's Sunday, May 24 TABLE TREATMENTS all right for one thing - they're always trying to teach me some Harry Chorney Joseph Berger MISS CHARl:OTTE REARDON, Director thing." ... Tom Dewey's younger son, now with the Army in Europe, is flying home to attend his brother's wedding. Monday, May 25 By Appointment Only DExter 1-9674 Those of us who live near Central Park were disappointed at the Ida Freedman Podrat Mayor's acceptance of Robert Moses' ban against Joseph Papp's free Bella Wax Shuster Shakespeare productions in the park. It was a thrilling sight to see Rachel Fox BUCK thousands of New Yorkers flocking to these shows which can vie with , Lizzie Rosen Stratford's. An editorial writer suggested that the Mayor ought to Former Chef of the Wharf Tavern Tuesday, May 26 raise his voice and stamp his foot at Moses. On the contrary; the Fannie Gold Announces Mayor should lower his voice and raise his foot. Wednesday, May 27 The Grond _Opening Moy 20th of Sydney Chaplin returned frrom Europe last week to sign for a Broadway show . . . The Rubirosas were in El Morocco the other Jacob Silverman BUCK1 S RED ANGUS LODGE night ... Alan King, comedy star of Judy Garland's show, worked at Thursday, May 28 (formerly Lukes Lodge) Grossinger's one week-end, then went directly to rehearsals at the Sarah G logos 91 Crandall Rd. Tiverton, R. I. Met Opera House . . . James Cromwell, ex-husband of Doris Duke, Friday, May 29 won the Harry Winston _diamond in the raffle at the J .O.B. dance Abraham Epstein DINNERS & COCKTAILS ... John Mason Brown's research for his book on Robert E. Sherwood For Saturday, May 30 Reservations unearthed the playwright's description of Eisenhower's Washington: Samuel Askins Call Tues. thru Sat. Sunday "It's an off-Wall St. production." Monday, June 1 5:00 to 10:00 p.m . OLfield 4-9888 1 :00 to 9:00 p.m. Helen Hayes made her first '1isit recently to Herb Greene, the Nettie Landesberg voice coach. She hoped ·that after a few sessions with him she would Samuel Ganzer be able to determine whether or not to accept the starring role in Esther Rose Sherman the musical, "Mrs. 'Arris Goes to Paris." After this first meeting the Tuesday, June 2 Greylawn Poultry Co. voice coach was optimistic about her ability to sing in a theater. And Samuel Milowitz WARWICK . RHODE ISLAND. Miss Hayes said in surprise: "I tried doing this in my bathtub and under my sho.wer - but there it never worked." Joseph Keller (Distributed 1959 by The Hall Syndicate, Inc.) Thursday, June 4 ( A11 l1inhtc- l1 .oc-oruori \ Etta Torgan Charles C. Brown Providing the Finest All Poultry Lena Jacobson Kosher Poultry ... LOCALLY RAISED Friday, June 5 Simon Pansy From the NEWEST And Processed Rose Matzner And MOST MOD Supervised By The HONOR MOTHERS TO AW ARD DIPLOMAS VAAD HACHASHRUTH Saturday, June 6 ERN Kosher Poultry Of Providence Mothers honored at the Mother's Daniel Jacobs, chairman of the David Sackett Processing Plont In None Genuine Without Day meeting of the Sisterhood of Temple Emanµel school board, will Tuesday, June 9 This Tag On The Wing Congregation Shaare Zedek were award diplomas to students of the New England. Bernard Abrams Mesdames Ira Bazar, Max Brier, temple religious school at Friday Drezel Jaffe Vera Hochman, Dorothy Kessler, night services tonight. Marion Fisher Silverman George Berlinsky, Isadore Berstein, Max Zuro Samuel Brooks and Alton Molasky. Those who will receive the di plomas are, in the post-confirma Wednesday, June 10 11GOLD-MAN11 Brand Those honored were mothers hav ing children who attend the Tal tion class, Phyllis Cohen, Reeva Rachel Brier :, Ask For It By Name At Your Local Meat Market · mud Torah. Curran, Lois Greenberg, Andrea Gilbert S. Morein Jacobson, Brenda Kirshenbaum, Francis B. Morein Joyce Share and Norman Waksler. Leslie J. August In the Hebrew High School depart Thursday, June 11 ment of the weekday school Enid Al Goldberg Burrows, Phyllis Cohen, Stephen Saturday, June 13 Gordon, Sandra Reizen and Neal Sam Greenberg Yolin will receive diplomas. ~-~ Sunday, June 14 The parents of the graduates Hyman Waldman SUMMER SPECIALS will . tender a reception to the Tuesday, June 16 congregation at the close of the Goldie Feldman service. Rachel Goodman Add Distinctive Charm with Ethel Mirman SPORTS AW ARD NIGHT Thursday, June 18 Garden Furniture Bill Sharman of the Boston Bas Sheva Dwares Celtics, one of the stars of the Lena Lyon ,v . \;1:1,, National Basketball Association Harris Polinsky THE FINISHING TOUCH ,~ . ~,. since 1950, will be the featured Saturday, June 20 FOR YOUR HOME ~ ~ sports speaker at the seventh an Dr. J . Sanfo1·d Siegel m ,;.,*· .. -;; nual banquet and sports awards Frances Greenberg night of the R. I. Jewish Bowling 3 Piece aet in grape ,.· ~ \;:,1,.- ,;. .. ~•·- ·•~~;, .• Sunday, June 21 Congress, June 1, at the Sheraton design made to Jacob Greenberg ~ \:' Biltmore Hotel. Mickey Freedman, Samuel Mirman ~ • • I comedian, will entertain. lut a lifetime "/) ~ Frances Kennison For the seventh straight year, Tuesday, June 23 Jerry O'Brien, former sportscaster Bayla Chernov Nationally Advertised for $86.29 on local radio and TV stations, Sara Gereboff will serve as toastmaster. LIMITED TIME Thursday, June 25 OUR PRICE ONLY $55.00 ONLY Lewis Wattman MOTHER OF YEAR Louis Meisel · "Rhode /,land', L•adinw Ornam•ntal Iron Speciali,t," Albert Einstein B'nai B'rith Friday, June 26 ORNAMENTAL Girls are sponsoring a Mother of Lena Blackman the Year award which will be Saturday, June 27 COLUMBUS IRON WORKS, INC. given to tbe mother showing the 37 ASHBURTON ST., PROV., R.I. GA 1-5430 most interest in B.B.G . The pro Max Hercov gram will be held on Monday at Abraham Goldberg Manufacturer, of Decoratiu• Iron Work for Belter Home, 8 P .M. at the South Side J ewish May their souls rest in peace. Community Center . V The Jewish Herald serves a Lake Spofford Hotel Spofford, in addition to a host of ~ community of 35,000 - it follows other social and athletic activi that Herald ads are widely read. To Open For Season ties which have delighted guests for the past two and a half dee- ~ The Lake Spofford Hotel, Spof ades. t'!J ford, N. 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Affiliated organizations of the League of J ewlsh Won1en 's Organizations Be Sure! INSURE -~ may clear dates by can With - ing Mrs. Alfred D. Stein er at HO 1-9510. WOMEN'S SAMUEL C. RESS ! ORGANIZATIONS . ASSOCIATED WITH Saturday, May 23: 6:30 p.m.- HAROLD HOLT & CO. Cra nston J ewish Cen. Mrs. Marilyn Belinsky Bertram Pickar t e r S i s t e rho o d , 10 Dorrance Street - GA 1-7771 -- Res. GA 1-2652 Ad Book Dinner Dance. Sunday, May 24: 2 11 Install Officers of Pythians '~r.f/ ·chptr. Co uncil - ettes, Ins talla tion Tea...... •• 6:30 p .m.- Bertram Pickar , past chancellor Rhode Island. at the same 89th .. Cranston J ewish Ce n of What Cheer Lodge # 24, Knights annual installation of the order t er S i s te rh ood . • • Bowling Ba nq uet. of Pythias, was installed as grand held in Rhode Island. Monday, May 25 : • chancellor of the Grand Lodge, Officers installed with Mr. • 1:00 p.m.- Sr. Ha cl assah, Board Knights of Pythias. Domain of Pickar were Dr. Philip Goldfarb, • • Meeting. Rhode Island on May 11. Mrs. grand vice chancellor ; Dr. Joseph P ioneer Wom e n , Board • Meeting. MarHyn Belinsky was installed as Belinsky, grand prelate; Frank • 6:30 p.m.- grand chief of the Grand Temple • Siste rhood Shaare Ze• Brown, grand treasurer ; Joseph • d e k, A n niver sary Din of Pythian Sisters, ·Domain of Myron, grand secretary ; Harry STOP&SHOP • ner. • 8:00 p.m.- · Wasserman, grand master at • Pawt. & Centra l Fa ll s HAVE YOU TRIED •• , arms ; Willia m Marine, grand inner • SUPER MARKETS Hadassa h, Insta ll ation Meeting. • Clams Cassino guard, and Max Portnoy, grand • Siste rhood T e m p I c outer guard. Grand trustees are • Beth Am , Reg. Meet • Lobster fra Diavolo • ing. • Shrimp Marinara Paul Levine, Albert Hartley, Al • Tuesday, May 26 : bert Bearcovitch. Grand executive • Noon- • Siste r hood T e m p I e at Di MAIO'S council members are Robert Mc • Beth El, Bowling Lea RIVERSIDE Open Mondays Leod, Jr.. Frederich DeWoolfe, • gue Lu ncheo n. • 8:00 p.m.-- Morris Markowitz, Albert Hartley Wom en's Ass'n Prov. • Spedt1I and David Buckler . Senior supreme Hebr ew D ay Sc hool, • H . • Reg. Meeting. THE BEST FOR .• . representative is Harry Tol Wednesday, May 27 : chinsky • and the junior supreme • 8:00 p.m .- • Siste rhood Sons of r\ b representative is Dr. Joseph Mar • r aharn, Con1pliment:1ry • Bridge. kowitz. Ape,ecialioh • Siste r hood T e m p I e Officers of the Pythian Sisters • Be t h Sholom, Reg. Mee ting. are Mesdames Nellie Gabler , grand • • Bonds for Isr ael, Dip lomat Ba ll. senior; Marion Marine, grand jun • Thursday, May 28 : Taunton ior: Rose Hathaway, grand man • 7)onus! Siste r hood Sons of Ab Within a P leasant 30-Minute Drive • r a ham, Ca ke Sale. Junction Routes 24, 44, 138 and 140. ager; Edith Primrose. grand sec • retary; Anna Steere, grand treas • Surrounded by Free Parking MEN'S ORGANIZATIONS Da nci ng Sa tu rday Nig hts in the uni- urer : Lillian Gold, grand protec • Sunday, May 24 : (:~Zki!.f,R~ ~~-G RUN Resta urant and tor; Ann Walther, grand guard; 8:30 p. m.- J enni~ C. Ballberg, grand press Hug Ivri, Reg. Mee tin g . VAn Dyke 4-7574 Monday, May 25: correspondent; Caroline Robeson, 8:15 p.m.- Jewis h Family & Child supreme representative; Mary r en 's Service, B o a rd Mushnick, alternate supreme rep Me eting. Wednesday, May 27 : resentative, and Sarah Ritter, 8:00 p.m.- trustee. Touro F raterna l Reg. Meeting. e• This Space Sponsor4'd by TO INSTALL OFFICERS • MAX SUGARMAN FUNERAL HOME Mrs. Charles Weinstein will be • the insta lling officer at tl,e Annual • TOP VALUE Installation of officers of the • • Ladies Aid and Sisterhood of Con • • PREMIER SHOWING gTegation Ohawe Sholom which • will be held on Sunday at 8: 15 P .M. • in the vestry of the synagogue. • • "OUR CHILDREN-OUR FUTURE" Mrs. Weinstein is president of the • New England Women's Branch • • Motio n pi cture, filmed in color, of students of the Union of Orthodox Congregations • tamps Prov idence Hebrew Day School, taken during a day of America. • • a t schoo l. Wi 11 be shown at the Officers .who will be installed by • Mrs. Weinstein include Mesdames • ALL THIS WEEK • Abraham M. Mal, president: Har • 12/h Ann·uaf 'J)onorj ofuncheon old Kerzrier , first vice-president; • Herbert Kat z, second vice-presi • STOP&SHOP! • - of the - dent; Abraham Snyder ,•r ecording • at Ladies Association secretary; William Schwartz, fi Wow! TWO Top Valce Stamps • nancial secretary: Martin Cutler , • instead of one at Stop & Shop • corresponding secretary; Harvey • Providence ..Jletrew 'J)a'J Schoof Fabia n, dues secretary ; Louis Ka • • .• 20 stamps for every dollar • nopkin, assistant dues secretary; • • • 750 stamps for a $37.50 • Guest Speaker: RABBI ISAAC L. SWIFT Sydney Rosenfeld. treasurer; Ed • purchase - enough to fill half former chief rabbi of Australia and noted lecturer ward Hochman and Leo Gersh • a book! No coupons to redeem, • man. social secretaries, and Harry • Goldstein, auditor. • no minimum purchase, no ex- Will Start PROMPTLY at 12:30 P. M. tra cost! Just stock up on the • The Misses K athy Brown and • Date: Place: Carol Kay of the Ann Carr Studios • wonderful money-saving buys • TUESDAY, JUNE 9 Sheraton-Biltmore Hotel will entertain. Hostess chairmen you always find at Stop & Shop! • are Mrs. J ames Rakusin and Mrs. • For Reservations Ca ll Mrs. Samuel Yolln, JA 1-4802 Harold Pansy. The public is in • vited to attend. • • -·-·-. ·------u,, ~ The Herald Press offers the I finest in all types of printing. YOUR ·MONEY'S WORTH (Continued from Page 13) accuracy of this index - which a Congressional committee has called · Protect Yourself "the most important single statistic issued by the Government." The AUUL';r EDUCATION GROUP House already has a.pproved the money; the Senate seems in agree · ... W1TH · , The Adult Education Group of ment; approval appears sure. Temple Sinai will hold its last " It is imperative that we broaden and modernize this index at Non-Cancellable me2ting of the year on Saturday once," said Clague, when I interviewed him on this in New York the other day. "We can't afford a faulty index which could mislead us." Accident and Health at 8: 15 P. M. There will be a movie and a discussion on David You know this index is important, of course. But do you fully INSURANCE Ben Gurion. Information may be grasp how much its ups and downs touch the Jives of millions of us? obtained by calling Mrs. Sumner Over 4,000,000 workers are· under wage contracts which provide for cost-of-living adjustments according to changes in ·this index, Halsbana at TU 4-9084. - Consult - and the ages of 400,000 additional workers are similarly influenced. A change of a single point in this index adds or subtracts a SERVICES whopping $200 million a year to wages under these contracts alone! FRANK LAZARUS Sabbath worship will begin at A rise of one point in this index swells the Government's expenses 7:45 P. M. today at Congregation by $22 million a year as a result of automatic wage increases. Life Insurance - Annuities Sons of Jacob. On Saturday, the Changes in this price index profoundly affect public psychology 8 A. M. Bible class will precede the on inflation, Government policies on credit, social security, taxes, etc. 635 Industrial Bank Building Saturday morning servic es. Rabbi "We have been checking only 300 goods and services to indicate Office-GA 1-3812 Res.-PL 1-0716 Hersh Galinsky will deliver his all price trends. and these were selected a decade ago," Clague stressed sermon at 10 A. M. again and again. "We can no longer rely on so small a group of items, The annual Lag B'Omer picnic many of which are out of date, to reflect price trends." - and outing sponsored by the Con- So the BLS will use part of its new funds to get hundreds of gregation and its auxiliaries will thousands of additional price quotations each year on foods, clothing, take place on Sunday. Adults and household furnishings, medical services, autos, etc. .RENT an Esso OIL BURNER ._ children will meet at the syna- "We have been getting prices mostly from department stores and gogue at 9: 30 A. M. shops in central cities," Clague added. "We must include more stores." Marshall Weintraub, son of Mr. · So the BLS will use part of its money to collect prices from dis- $2.00 including service . and Mrs. Albert Weintraub, be- count houses and stores in suburban ,shopping centers, too. came Bar Mitzvah at services last "We have been getting monthly quotes in all 46 cities only for a month Saturday. He is the grandson of food and fuels," he went on. "Most other prices are priced monthly Mr.' and Mrs. David Weinstraub only in five cities. We well may be exaggerating nationwide changes." Now you can rent an ESSO B. D. Oil Burner for and Mrs. Dora Chernik. So the BLS now will be pricing goods and services more fre only $2.00 a month including service from BeBlois quently to catch the impact of special sales, price wars, other devel Oil Company. Whether you're using gas. oil, or TO SPONSOR BRIDGE opments. coal, DeBlois has a plan whereby you can save up The Sisterhood of Congregation "The index then is to become a more accurate reflection of our to 25 % on yo ur fuel without any capital invest Sons of Abraham will sponsor a cost of living?" I asked Clague. ment. If you wish to buy at any time, an adjusted complimentary bridge on Wednes "Undoubted!Y," he said. "And it will help us get by until we can credit will be made on monies already paid in. day at 8 P. M. in the vestry of the thoroughly overhaul the index." synagogue. There will be door Call ... prizes and table prizes. U. S. TO OVERHAUL OUR 'MARKETBASKET' The committee includes Mrs. A. The symbolic American family whose marketbasket of 300 goods J. Paull, president; Mrs. Benjamin and services stands for the marketbasket of all of us in the Govern DeBLOIS OIL COMPANY Hayman. chairman; Mrs. Hyman ment's consumer price index is headed by a wage-earner or clerical worker who lives in a city, holds a year-round job and averaged $4,160 PAwtucket 2-8000 ..• UNion 1-5800 Forman, co-chairman, and Mrs. Eva Greenberg. scribe. after taxes in 1952. Does the marketbasket of this family match that of an older, The Sisterhood will hold its an retired couple today? Or a family headed by a doctor, lawyer, small nual Cake Sale on Thursday at businessman? Or a suburban family -with several small children? Or Almacs at 1200 Eddy Sreet. Mrs. a bachelor? Thomas Mintz is chairman of the Of course it does not - not by a long shot. cake sale and Mrs. Barney Mal The chunk of each paycheck dollar this symbolic family spent ,on davir is co-chairman. Other mem food in 1952 supposedly represents the chunk your family is spending GRADUATION bers of the committee are Mes on food in 1959. The chunk it spent on clothing in 1952 supposedly dames Hyman Forman, Benjamin represents the chunk you're spending on clothing in 1959 - and the CELEBRATION' Hayman and Frank Shone. I same goes for everything else. Does the 1952 spending pattern of this family match the 1959 RUSSIAN FAMILY CIRCLE spending pattern of yours? Are you spending about the same per Officers were elected at the May centage on medical care, housing, repairs, etc. today as in the early 19 meeting of the Russian Family '50s? Circle held at the home of Mr. and Almost certainly you are not - not by a long shot. Why Not A Mrs. Louis Scherer and Miss Edith The marketbasket which is the basis for the government's crucially Cohen. important consumer price index is out of date. TESTIMONIAL For Elected were Samuel Jarcho, The planning for the overhaul, the first in a decade, will start president; Louis Scherer, first vice this summer. Surveys of the new families and preparation of the president; Benjamin Cohen, se new marketbasket \viii run through 1963. The new index will be cond vice-president; Mrs. Irwin ready in 1964. Rubin, recording secretary; Mrs. What is the bureau going to use its money to find out? ~~ Larry Kulman, corresponding se Surely, it will carefully re-examine the "typical" families upon creary: Mrs. Joseph Morrison, whose spending patterns the index is based. Although there has been Parents' Relotives 1 Reward their efforts · treasurer; Benjamin Russian, considerable antagonism to including in this index any fan:iily not with a "special diploma" . a REAL chaplain, and Miss Edith Cohen. headed by a wage-eru·ner or clerical worker, there is serious question meal at Sullivan's or in our Howard John sergeant-of-arms. The raffle was about the ommission of so many of the rest of us. son's Room ... one they' ll ENJOY and won by Mrs. Irwin Rubin. "Pernaps an answer will be the . creation of separate indexes for LONG REMEMBER. older couples, single persons, etc.," said Clague. The annual picnic will be held Surely, the bureau will make vital changes in the "weights" given on Sunday, June 28, at the home to each of the items in the marketbasket to reflect the drama.tic INTIMATE OR LARGER GROUPS of Mr. and Ml·s. Meyer Jarcho of (9 TO 90 TO BE EXACT) differences in the way we're spending today a.s compared with 1952. 151 Cushing Road, Warwick. For there is no doubt that family incomes (after taxes and after Will Like Our Private allowance for higher prices) have soared in this decade: And families LAG B'OMER PICNIC moving up the income scale spend a smaller proportion of their dollars Alb ert Einstein B. B. G. and for food. and the foods they buy include mote fresh and frozen fruits CfJloniaL &bnL Helen Feinberg B. B. Y. O. will and vegetables. more meats. They spend a larger proportion on TV, Phone Our Ma itre D' sp')nsor a Lag B'omer picnic on autos. vacations, medical care, education. MAKE EARLY RESERVATIONS Sunday at 11 A. M . at Goddard There is no doubt tlmt families :ire larger than in the early '50s, Park, Field E, fireplace 67 . There and families with more childrei1 and old people spend more of tl1eir TE 1-4S67 will be transportation from the incomes for food, less for other things. , Cranston J ew ish Center. There is no doubt about the surge to the suburbs, and suburban Chairmen are Barbara Sheet families spend more on cars and home ownership. less on rent, clothing JOE SULLIVAN'S man of Albert Einstein, and Mar and probably less on vacations away from home. gie Perler of Helen Feinberg. There is no doubt that more families are living In the Southwest Other members of the committee and West than a decade ago, and the needs of these families are are ftuth Ruben. and Eliot Sher different from the needs of families in the north. STEAK .HOUSE man. refreshments: Brenda Engle. The overhaul will take time but. Clague stressed enthusiastically, activites: Ronna Shanfleid, pu "We'r making a start. We'll create an index which wlll realistically And Our HOWARD JOHNSON'S ROOM blicity. Members of both chapters reflect the economy whose price movements we 're measuring." have been Invited to attend. In And In the meantime, we'll have a broadened and modernized . ' . . : AMPLE PARKING case of rain, the picnic ·will be index upon which to rely. This is heartening, this is progress. (D istributed 1959 by The Hall Syndicate, Inc.) postponed to a later date. . (All Rights Reserved)